Publications

Co-developed, co-published.

In our clinical partnerships, new markers and evaluation methods go through peer review. We publish alongside the principal investigators and clinicians we build with.

  1. OMIA 2026, the Ophthalmic Medical Image Analysis workshop at MICCAI 2026

    In Defense of OCTA: The Reconstruction-Utility Gap in OCT-to-OCTA Synthesis

    Michael Chertok, Alon Tiosano, Orly Gal-Or, Lior Kramarski, Einav Baharav Shlezinger, Irit Bahar, Lior Wolf

    Rabin Medical Center · Tel Aviv University · MarkerLeap

    Reconstruction fidelity is not clinical utility. A synthesized angiogram can match the real one on every image-quality metric and still lose the measurement the scan was acquired for; the paper establishes downstream-task fidelity as the evaluation OCT-to-OCTA synthesis needs.

    arXiv 2608.15626
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